TaxesFinding
Connecticut should cap how much towns can raise property tax rates each year.
Connecticut towns set their own property tax rates to fund schools and local services. A cap would limit yearly increases in those rates.
Ryan Fazio
Cap annual property tax increases (the product of the mill rate and existing assessments) at the greater of: the rate of inflation, subject to a minor adjustment; or 2 percent.
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